writing-shape

To turn raw markdown notes into a structured article, this Skill reads your unorganized source material and incrementally composes a separate, polished article draft through guided editorial workflows.

Structuring unorganized research fragments into a coherent article involves establishing core concepts, selecting openings, and developing paragraphs one by one while keeping the original source material preserved.

Yes, you can draft a new article without modifying your source notes because the workflow incrementally composes a separate article document, ensuring your original markdown files remain untouched.

Yes, this article structuring workflow handles argument development by reading transcripts and fragments, establishing concepts, and guiding paragraph development to shape the material into a coherent argument.

You should use a guided editorial workflow for content creation when you have messy raw material, such as fragments and transcripts, that needs deliberate organization and paragraph-by-paragraph development into a clear article.